compute_turn_magnitude: compute turn magnitude
In mitre/earthtools: Tools for working on planet Earth
Description
Due to angles being measured in degrees modulo 360 it can be
annoying to determine the magnitude of a turn from, for example,
310 degrees to 30 degrees. This function simplifies the operation.
Usage
1
compute_turn_magnitude(angle1, angle2, turn_direction = "closest")
Arguments
angle1
numeric vector, initial heading in degrees
angle2
numeric vector, terminal heading in degrees
turn_direction
character string, should be one of
"closest", "left", "right"
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Description
Due to angles being measured in degrees modulo 360 it can be annoying to determine the magnitude of a turn from, for example, 310 degrees to 30 degrees. This function simplifies the operation.
Usage
1 | compute_turn_magnitude(angle1, angle2, turn_direction = "closest")
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Arguments
angle1 |
numeric vector, initial heading in degrees |
angle2 |
numeric vector, terminal heading in degrees |
turn_direction |
character string, should be one of
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